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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: Paul Senior who wrote (42252)4/12/2011 6:58:51 PM
From: E_K_S  Read Replies (1) of 78715
 
Hi Paul -

Trying to find value and stick to the theme.

I am feeling much more comfortable nibbling at several of those E&P stocks as they come down to my price targets (I like to buy when they cross down below their 200MA). The value proposition remains strong as long as I stick with those companies that continue to find oil at a reasonable cost (many are able to hold their costs at $40.00/barrel or lower) and they continue to add to their proven reserves. To me, this is money in the bank. Knowing that crude could even go back down to $80.00/barrel, I have no problem adding to my basket as the "value" buy is still there.

AXAS is one I missed and was on my watch list. I held off at $4.40/share in March as they announced a secondary offer at $4.00/share. They have some very nice assets in several key zones. I will nibble at a few shares if it should sell below $4.50/share.

I have identified more possible stock sales in sectors that to me seem to be reaching fair value now (ie BKH & SE) and will pull the trigger once I have a place for the funds.

It will be interesting to see how the market reacts to Obama's speech tomorrow and also where the Fed stands on QE2. I anticipate a continued sell off and then the resumption of the slow steady rally in natural resource companies.

As I posted earlier, BHP is sitting with $50 Billion in cash ready to deploy (most likely in NG and/or oil assets) which could be the stimulus to get new money back into this sector.

EKS
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